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An all‐organic non‐aqueous lithium‐ion redox flow battery

Brushett et al., 2012

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9941342385847280751
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Brushett F
Vaughey J
Jansen A
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Advanced Energy Materials

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A non‐aqueous lithium‐ion redox flow battery employing organic molecules is proposed and investigated. 2, 5‐Di‐tert‐butyl‐1, 4‐bis (2‐methoxyethoxy) benzene and a variety of molecules derived from quinoxaline are employed as initial high‐potential and low‐potential …
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